Pluralism and Anti-Corruption

Pluralism is the idea that diversity in society—such as different groups, interests, and opinions—strengthens democratic decision-making by ensuring multiple voices are heard and balanced. Anti-corruption measures aim to prevent the misuse of power for personal gain, promoting transparency and accountability in government and organizations. Together, pluralism supports a fair, inclusive system where varied perspectives influence policies, while anti-corruption efforts safeguard these processes from manipulation, fostering trust and integrity in public institutions.